💡 Extra Hour, Extra Savings! 💡

That magical time is here: clocks go back and we all get a glorious extra hour in bed! 😴

But with those lovely long nights comes a spike in household energy use. Don’t let your energy bill steal your slumber!

Simple Reminder to Save €€€s & Energy:

• If you’re not in a room, the light is off. It’s that simple!
• Audit your home: Are there any lights you can switch off right now?

Every flip of a switch helps cut down those longer-night energy costs. Let’s make that extra hour count for our pockets and the planet! 🌎.

Keep your pooch safe this Halloween – by playing Reggae music in your house.

according to

Amy Brown, a PhD student involved at the University of Glasgow, unveiled a fascinating link between music genres and stress levels in dogs. In the trials at the Scottish SPCA, reggae stood out as the top choice among various genres, with soft rock also earning a nod of approval. It seems our canine companions might have an ear for the same tunes we also enjoy kicking back and relaxing to. 

Above is a 10 hour playlist for your Halloween night

As it is officially spooky season, I’ve found a very interesting event that you can attend here in Dublin today!

Dublin True Crime | Walking Tour

Thursday, 16 October 2025

About this event:

A 2 hour Dublin walking tour exploring the crimes of the past. Delve into art thefts, kidnaps, murder, robberies and so much more!

“Obedientia Civium, Urbis Felicitas” Have you ever wondered what the words under the Three Castles Burning mean? Dublin has a long and rich criminal culture that goes all the way back to the vikings who first gave the city its modern name. If you have a love of history and gallows’ humor, then this is the tour for you!

For more information go to visitdublin.com

Festivals & events

No matter where you find yourself in Dublin, you’re never too far away from the action. From comedy shows and festivals to concerts and theatrical performances, there’s always something on.

Hundreds of people gathered in Dublin city centre on Thursday night for a Halloween parade which turned out to be a hoax.

It’s understood a website set up to generate ad revenue circulated the false information that a parade was due to take place.

Pictures on social media show crowds lining O’Connell Street in the city centre, waiting for the parade to begin – but with no police or stewards present.

Gardaí (Irish police) released a statement saying that no Halloween parade was scheduled and asking for those who turned out to “disperse safely”.